These are complex financial times where national economies are grappling with because of huge failures within the global financial industry: we'd say that the bottom line has been a distortion between savvy money management and investment decisions not only for financial professionals (unfortunately, they haven't been professionals exactly...) but for people in terms of creating and investing in riskier products as well as making riskier bets for consumerism rather than a responsible consumption whose consequence has been a worrying credit card debt.
In order to understand the current crisis as a "product" of global markets and its negative effects on people, we must realize that there are many close interrelated financial - economic aspects that make those markets technically complex: inflation, interest rates, risk, investment products, stocks, bonds, mortgages, credit cards, default, debt, earnings, losses, comsumption, consumerism, bankruptcy, etc.
How about being able to realize the difference between a rich and a poor person?
If we want to understand what really financial literacy means and involves, there is an urgent need to understand how financial markets work and what the aforementioned aspects mean... maybe, you wouldn't like to become a financial guru but at least (and once and for all), you should have a clearer perspective of how things unfold.
How about being able to realize the difference between a rich and a poor person?
If we want to understand what really financial literacy means and involves, there is an urgent need to understand how financial markets work and what the aforementioned aspects mean... maybe, you wouldn't like to become a financial guru but at least (and once and for all), you should have a clearer perspective of how things unfold.
Let's watch this explanation about the financial crisis...
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3 comments:
Hi Mario,
Thanks for the link on your blogroll. And thank you for the video post. I'll be sharing that with my readers too. Let me know if there's anything Accounting Solver can cover or do for you!
Lela,
On the contrary, thanks to you. I'll check your site and contact you very soon; I think there are some other feasible issues to cover.
Thanks for your reply.
Best regards.
Hi,
My name is Caren.
I find your site http://financialculture.blogspot.com and the selection of resources very interesting.
I have a good credit card website that contains much useful information for your readers. There's a fine set of articles that reveal all pros and cons of credit cards, give tips how to reduce credit card debt and establish good credit.
If it agrees with your policy, I would like to place some links at your site.
Please let me know if you are interested via email carenwilliams@gmail.com
Thank you for your time,
Regards,
Caren.
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